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Hi,

Is this bug fixable? Will it be fixed in the future?

Or it is an issue not related to VLC?

tried vlc-4.0.0-dev-2787-g2175a7d and DVB-T TV works now. Thanks for quick fix.

But hardware decoding for some 1080p30/p60 clips is still not working.

Will this feature be added to VLC in the future? It is really useful sometimes.

Hi

Already googled for this but no answer found.
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Thanks for quick reply.
I can't wait to build my new HTPC and give it a try.

Hi Recently I'm going to build a HTPC based on Intel CPUs (Ivy Bridge, Haswell and later). Hardware deinterlacing is an important feature for me because it frees the resources of the CPU to do more things. I know hardware deinterlacing in VLC works fine with NVIDIA GPUs via VDPAU, But what about wit...

Go to Tools -> Preferences -> All -> Advanced -> Logger check "Log to file", enter filename for the log file, choose "Text" for log format and "Debug" for Verbosity and then save the settings Open clips with vlc and then paste the log. Maybe there will be something usef...

tried vlc-4.0.0-dev-2787-g2175a7d and DVB-T TV works now. Thanks for quick fix. But hardware decoding for some 1080p30/p60 clips is still not working. The following is the log while opening the sample mentioned above (imaqtpie.mp4). -- logger module started -- main debug: VLC media player - 4.0.0-de...

I found following two links. kernel 4.11+ and libva 1.8.3+ are required to support Gemini Lake. Your kernel and libva are too old. Maybe you should try another newer distribution or build required driver/library yourself. https://github.com/intel/intel-vaapi-driver/releases/tag/1.8.3 https://www.lin...

Today I found that most H264 1080p30 cannot be decoded with hardware acceleration neither.

The error message is the same: avcodec error: existing hardware acceleration cannot be reused

Only few 1080p30 or 1080p60 clips can be hardware decoded.

Can someone fix this issue? Thanks.

Enabling hardware decoding may be helpful.

Tools -> Preferences -> Input/Codecs -> Hardware-accelerated decoding -> Choose VAAPI

Make sure that your system has installed libva1 and use vainfo to check vaapi status.

https://wiki.videolan.org/VLC_GPU_Decoding/

The problem solved after changing video output from "VDPAU output" to "OpenGL video output".
The video playback recover from abnormal situation soon when discontinuity occurs.

Hi I'm using vlc-3.0-git now. (From https://git.videolan.org/git/vlc/vlc-3.0.git) Everytime when I play the following sample video with VDPAU hardware acceleration enabled, video playback become abnormal at about 2m33s and 5m59s. can someone fix this please? thanks a lot! Sample: https://drive.googl...

another problem is unable to watch dvb-t digital tv with vlc-4.0.0 cpu usage is unreasonable high while opening a dvb-t channel dvb-t tv works fine with vlc 3.0.2, but vlc-4.0.0 this is vlc log https://drive.google.com/open?id=1luirY3vxcprmfPnkQVK89j20Cb8gySRj this is what happened while opening a d...

Hi i encountered some problems with vlc-4.0.0. the one of them is unable to decode 1080p60 with hardware acceleration, but 1080p30 or 1080i is ok. this is vlc log https://drive.google.com/open?id=17U4ekmp5p8M5z1UtrH7GHpJ4iFZ_WTA2 this is vdpauinfo output https://drive.google.com/open?id=1X52CTfFs79S...